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Slowly chase and kill your friends in Murderous Pursuits

by Guy Yuval on 04/22/2018

I’m standing above the corpse of the (former) prince of India. People are gathering around me, and I’m pretty sure I can hear the guards approaching in the next room. My mind is racing. What should I do? Should I throw away the bloody dagger in my hands? [...]

First-person bullet-hell MOTHERGUNSHIP to release summer 2018

by Meitav Kleinfeld on 04/22/2018

If you like bullets, killer robots, crafting and gigantic futuristic space stations, there’s a good chance you’re as excited as I am for MOTHERGUNSHIP. This indie game is the spiritual successor to 2014’s Tower of Guns and is developed [...]

Double Kick Heroes is the shoot-em-up game for metalheads

by Meitav Kleinfeld on 04/15/2018

Zombies, guns and heavy metal are cool, so why not pack them all into one game? Double Kick Heroes, an indie game that entered Steam Early Access on April 11, does exactly that. Much like any other game in Early Access, Double Kick Heroes offers a limited [...]

A Way Out is not the future of couch co-op

by Guy Yuval on 04/12/2018

I think we all can agree that playing games with your friends is fun. Whether you’re enjoying some vehicular mayhem in Rocket League, or awkwardly groping each other in Gang Beasts or Genital Jousting, the couch is a great place to play video games [...]

Asymmetric horror multiplayer game Daemonical enters Early Access this May

by Guy Yuval on 04/11/2018

Daemonical is a new asymmetric horror multiplayer game in the vein of Friday the 13th and Dead by Daylight. Five players find themselves on a remote island, where a demonic summoning ritual has begun. The demon has possessed one of them, but they [...]

Light Fall is an extremely fast platformer that lets you create your own platforms

by Ofek Livny on 04/11/2018

Light Fall is an insanely fast-paced platformer for the challenge seekers among us. It’s also hard; very hard. When playing it, I felt the same mix of rage and determination I haven’t felt since my days playing Super Meat Boy. The game is a [...]

Fe review: Singing for joy in the woods

by Meitav Kleinfeld on 04/10/2018

Fun, original platforming and puzzles, wrapped in a great soundtrack and beautiful aesthetics make Fe an instant indie classic. Fe was one of the games I was most excited about when visiting Gamescom 2017, where the indie adventure game was introduced to [...]

Vampyr story trailer sheds light on the journey of a newborn vampire

by Guy Yuval on 04/06/2018

Vampyr story trailer that tells more about the grim situation protagonist Dr. Jonathan Reid finds himself in when he wakes up as a vampire in the disease-ridden streets of 1918 London. This isn’t the first story trailer developer Dontnod [...]

Decay of Logos is a tale of revenge and mystical elks

by Guy Yuval on 04/03/2018

Decay of Logos is the latest indie game to catch my attention. It’s an action/adventure third-person RPG that tells of a girl and her mystical elk companion, as they explore a high-fantasy world. According to the game’s official site, this [...]

Sea of Thieves review: a drop in the ocean

by Amit Gilboa on 04/02/2018

In its current state, there’s a reason why some people are calling Sea of Thieves “No Man Sky but with pirates.” There was a lot of hype leading to the release of Sea of Thieves. Since the Xbox One doesn’t have a lot of exclusives [...]

Azure Saga: Pathfinder review: Straying from a promising path

by Or Isaacs on 03/31/2018

There is a lot of potential in this JRPG-style title, but Azure Saga: Pathfinder ends up painfully average in almost every way. When I started playing Azure Saga: Pathfinder I didn’t know what to expect. It is an RPG game created by an Indonesian [...]

Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden gameplay is a stealthy XCOM with human-sized ducks

by Guy Yuval on 03/28/2018

A duck, a boar and a mutated human walk into a camp full of ghouls. This not the start of a very weird joke (though it could be). This is how the first gameplay video of Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden starts. The video shows exploration, combat, [...]

Apocalipsis review: A beautiful apocalypse

by Meitav Kleinfeld on 03/27/2018

Linear, quick and beautiful, Apocalipsis is the bite-sized, artistic fantasy game you didn’t know you were craving. Point-and-click adventures games were among my favorite games growing up. Games like Monkey Island, Myst and Sam & Max stick with [...]

Afterparty is a game where you go on a bender to save your soul

by Guy Yuval on 03/25/2018

You better start building your alcohol tolerance now if you want a chance to escape Hell in Afterparty, a new game by Oxenfree developers. Yes, Night School Studio has announced a new game, which I’m low-key excited about. It looks like a good time, [...]

Distortions review: Violin Hero in a beautiful empty world

by Or Othnay on 03/25/2018

Distortions’ great music and visual flair are not enough to compensate for a short, empty and somewhat frustrating to control experience. Distortions is an indie adventure game created by Among Giants. In the game, you explore a dreamlike world [...]

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